Stellantis’ Ram Trucks brand is using a new TV advertisement to spotlight its entrance into both UFC and NASCAR, as it looks ...

The TRX is back! Ram’s rowdy supertruck returns for 2027 with more power than ever. Meanwhile, the regular Ram 1500 remains a great pickup.

Daytona’s NASCAR Truck race will have many stars, from Tony Stewart to Travis Pastrana. The late Greg Biffle won’t be far away, either.

The Craftsman Truck Series, Kaulig Racing, welcomes RAM to NASCAR. Their five-car team includes a reality TV show winner as the driver of the No. 14. Mini Tyrrell wins RAM: Race for the Seat. RAM ...

Ram Trucks is doing what it does best: building a truck. CEO Tim Kuniskis confirms the arrival of the much-needed midsize truck, saying the best time to build it "was yesterday and the second best ...

View post: 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 63 S With Twin-Turbo V8 For Sale At $… Ram plans to launch a competitive midsize Dakota truck around a $40,000 price point. CEO Kuniskis stresses the Dakota must ...

The Ram pickup is a colossus. It dominates job sites and suburban driveways, perfectly acting out the role of both work vehicle and status symbol. Today, these pickups are among the best-selling ...

Ram fans might have been disappointed upon learning the truck maker will not be shoving the 6.4-liter Hemi V8 into its 1500 light-duty pickup. Nor will the truck maker make a single-cab street truck.

Tony Stewart is returning to Daytona International Speedway this February in a Dodge RAM Truck for Kaulig Racing. The NASCAR team made the announcement at 10 a.m. Eastern Time on January 13. The three ...

Ram is reviving its Hemi V-8-powered TRX off-roading pickup amid looser federal emissions regulations and as parent company Stellantis NV charts a sales turnaround in the truck-loving United States.

Ram announced that the TRX pickup truck — a Ram with a Hellcat engine under the hood — is coming back for the 2027 model year. Also coming is a 2027 Turbo Diesel Power Wagon 2500, adding to the ...

Ever since the discontinuation of the Dakota in 2011, pickup fans have been fiending for a more affordable midsize alternative to Ram’s larger 1500 series trucks. After all, even with ...